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Riverhouse Resort Mae Hong Son
Located next door to Riverhouse Hotel, and run by the same people, this place is mostly similar but lack...
Mae Sariang hotels and hostels
Riverhouse Hotel
The combination of nostalgia-inducing teak and stylish decor makes this riverside boutique hotel the best spot in town. Most 2nd-floor rooms have air-con, huge verandas overlooking the river, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows.
Hotel De Kamonson
Despite the pretentious quasi-French name, this multi-storey hotel has clean rooms but zero character. Some rooms lack natural light, so look at a few before making a decision. Limited English (and even less French) is spoken.
Salawin Guest House
The beds are hard and the towels are thin, but the graciousness extended by the lovely old couple who run this place make it worth it. Rooms are clean with large hot-water bathrooms, there’s internet and it’s very conveniently located.
Mitaree Hotel
This place is Mae Sariang's oldest hostelry. A new wing has rooms with air-con and hot-water shower that were slowly being renovated when we stopped by.
Hern Tai Resort
Set in the middle of scenic rice fields in Ban Mae La Noi, 25km north of Mae Sariang, this place combines a unique setting and attractive accommodation. There are large rooms in a wooden Shan-style building and two expansive bungalows.
Road Side Guest House
Playing on a theme of cowboys and Indians, the six rooms at this new guesthouse are correspondingly rustic, but clean and comfortable. The owner, an experienced trekking guide, leads various tours of the area.
Riverside Guesthouse
The location at the edge of the Nam Yuam is great, but the quality of accommodation and service have dipped in recent years, making it an unremarkable budget choice.
Northwest Guest House
The rooms in this cosy wooden house are simple (think mattress on the floor) but get natural light and are a good size. To make up for it, the guest house offers a huge variety of services, ranging from restaurant to motorcycle rental.
Mitaree Guesthouse & Garden House Resort
Located by the post office, it has a mish-mash of rooms, the more expensive of which have hot water, air-con and cable TV, but not much atmosphere.
River Bank Guest House
Rooms in this attractive riverside house are decked out in hardwood and have lots of natural light. It's worth shelling out 200B more for the rooms on the upper floor as the cheaper rooms feel cramped and have comically small TVs.
Huen Kham Kong
The six cutesy bungalows here appear comfortable, come equipped with TV, fridge and air-con, and are looked after by some friendly folks.
Pang Sariang
A villa with four appropriately homey-feeling, yet simple rooms. At night, Pang Sariang also functions as a restaurant serving pàt tai -- probably some travellers' idea of a dream.
Black Ant Resort
Black Ant consists of four riverside rooms and 10 regular rooms, across the road. All are large and well-outfitted, some with quirks such as a tree growing in the middle of the room.
Chok Wasana
Six new, large and well-equipped rooms in a large concrete home.
Mae Loe Gyi
Four bungalows in a peaceful compound. Each unit has separate sleeping, TV and kitchen areas. Breakfast and the food served in the attached cafe/restaurant is vegetarian, and a garden was underway when we visited.
Good View Guest House
New, but largely characterless rooms, equipped with air-con, TV and fridge, in a riverside teak structure.